Uninstalling Parallels Workstation in Linux

Uninstalling Parallels Workstation does not delete any files that have been created using Parallels Workstation, such as configuration files, virtual hard disks, CD disc .iso images, floppy .fdd images, and serial/parallel port output files.

Note: To uninstall Parallels Workstation on a computer running Linux you need root privileges.

To uninstall Parallels Workstation in Linux:

1. If .rpm is supported in your system, run the command

   su -c "rpm -e Parallels"

   Enter the root password.

2. If .deb is supported in your system, run the command

   su -c "dpkg -r Parallels"

   Enter the root password.

3. If both .rpm and .deb are not supported in your system:
   • In the Terminal, run the command

     su

     to gain root privileges. Enter the password to the root account when you are asked for it.

   • Go to installation directory and run

     ./uninstall.sh

     script.

   • Leave the root account by running the following command

     exit